All poop collectors should know that cats are more likely to gain weight than dogs. And cats are not active, so it is much more difficult to lose weight than dogs. After successfully losing weight, owners should also pay attention to the problem of weight rebound. If the body that has been slimmed down through all the efforts rebounds all of a sudden, it will be lost halfway.

Fat cats

In a study in Aberdeen, UK In a series of studies conducted by scientists from the University of Aberdeen and Waltham, the scientists found that adding 40% water to the food to reduce the caloric density after the cat returns to normal feeding can effectively delay the cat's weight rebound. This is the first time dietary moisture content has been linked to slower weight loss and increased body activity in cats.

Once your cat reaches its target weight, your veterinarian will tell you how to maintain your ideal weight. At the same time, you should continue to pay attention to your pet's weight. Don't make the same mistake again and return to the habit of overfeeding. Instead, you should adjust your diet according to the amount of exercise. Don't be obsessed with satisfying the cat's requirements. Add snacks or small foods between meals, as long as the calories in the meal are enough. During this process, the pet will definitely feel hungry. No matter how pitiful it looks begging for food, don't give in! This principle must also be proven to your friends and neighbors, otherwise your efforts will be in vain.

It is very difficult for cats to lose weight, so owners must also protect the results of weight loss. A reasonable diet and appropriate exercise can help cats get rid of the trouble of obesity. Although it is necessary to prevent the cat from regaining weight, this is also for the health of the cat. Of course, don't be too hasty. If you have any questions, you should also contact professionals or ask questions to experts.

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